MODEST CONFIDENCE OF A YOUNG JOURNALIST.
" We fear not responsibility." Weekly el,ronicle.
"We like to sm our way. We like to have a reasonable probability of suc- cess." Weekly Chronicle.
" Let the Whigs refuse afterwards, at their peril, an alliance proffered on fair terms. These terms are, the ce-,sation of Lord John Russell's Leadership, and the representation of Radical principles by Radical men."
Weekly Chriniele.
"To do this Isernething proposed by the Spectator] does seem to Hs the most extravagant project that ever perverted ingenuity suggested to a prac- tical loan." It Whig Chronicle.
" We say, that this advice is had advice." Weekly Chroniele.
"Never was there less unaniinity or concert in the organs of the Liberal
party." Weekig "We constantly differ with the Spectator." 11-eekly Chvmusf2ii.
" The Esw,tinBv, from which paper we differ almost as much as we do from the Spectator." Weekly Chronicle.
" We sec no reason to exchange our views for any of the various recom- mendations of our contemporaries. Weekly Chronick. We have the most perfect conviction that our road is the best."
Week& Chronicle.
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